Ford Oxford White Touch Up Paint - Z1 Scratch & Chip Repair Kit (0.84 Fl Oz / 25ml)

Fast and Effective Car Touch-Up Paint for Ford Models

Easy to Apply and Remove

Paint2Fix Touch Up Paint is ideal for repairing small scratches and stone chips on your Ford vehicle. The paint is simple to apply, and if you make a mistake, you can easily remove it with our patented Touch Up Paint Remover and try again.

High-Quality Pigments and Long-Lasting Formula

Our touch-up paint boasts high-quality pigments and a durable formula, ensuring professional results every time. Whether you're a novice or an expert, this paint is designed to be easy to use and achieve perfect repairs.

Convenient Micro Retouch Brushes

Included in the kit are five micro retouch brushes that allow you to apply the paint precisely. This feature makes the product convenient for users of all skill levels, from DIY enthusiasts to those needing a quick fix.

Fast Drying and Weather Resistant

Paint2Fix touch-up paint dries quickly, allowing you to drive your car again soon after application. Withstanding UV rays and weather conditions, the paint ensures a long-lasting finish that won't fade or crack.

What's Included in the Kit

• Paint2Fix Touch Up Paint
• 60 ml Patented Touch Up Paint Remover
• Five Micro Brushes
• Application Gloves
• Special Blue Cloth and Firm Sponge for Removing Paint
• Detailed Instructions

Paint Coverage and Quantity

• 0.84 Fl Oz (25ml) of paint can repair 10 to 20 scratches and chips.
• 1.35 Fl Oz (40ml) of paint can repair 20 to 40 scratches and stone chips.
• 2.53 Fl Oz (75ml) of paint is best for many scratches and stone chips. (The exact number depends on the size of the scratches and stone chips.)

Advanced Color Matching

Paint2Fix employs an advanced color system that perfectly matches the original color of your vehicle. These paints are prepared according to color codes, ensuring you find the right color for your Ford model. To ensure accurate color matching, please purchase the paint according to your vehicle's color code, which is typically Z1. You can find this code on the vehicle's labels, usually on the driver's door sill.